Footpath from Aldi alongside Black Lynn
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Footpath from Aldi alongside Black Lynn
Image: © Iain Macdonald Taken: 29 Jan 2019
Photographed from the roadside at the start of the footpath, looking uphill. This short section of path alongside the Black Lynn, a small burn seen on the right, offers a pleasant alternative to Soroba Road for pedestrians. The associated section of Soroba Road lacks a pavement for much of the length of this path, which runs approximately parallel. Note the sandbags and plastic flood defences, as well as the tarmac banked defences visible beyond the end of the plastic ones; these are a recent addition following severe flooding in 2018 which made national news. The path is lined with trees and poorly lit, making it less attractive in hours of darkness. The inevitable Tesco shopping trolley, upended in the water, can be seen peeking out.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.40704
Longitude
-5.469948